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NASA
Every essential ingredient for life exists on an ocean moon in our solar system
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Jon Kelvey
NASA
Boeing can’t catch a break as its Starliner spacecraft gets delayed again
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Jon Kelvey
NASA
UFO data is honestly a mess, NASA panel says
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Jon Kelvey
Deep Space
An amateur astronomer spotted a new supernova remarkably close to Earth
By
Jon Kelvey
Space Telescope
A super pressure balloon built by students is cruising Earth’s skies to find dark matter
By
Jon Kelvey
International Space Station
Looking back at Skylab, NASA’s pioneering space station
By
Jon Kelvey
Mars
NASA’s newest office is all about putting humans on Mars
By
Jon Kelvey
Black Holes
This supermassive black hole sucks big time
By
Jon Kelvey
Moons
Jupiter’s icy ocean worlds could be cool travel destinations in the future
By
Jon Kelvey
Moons
Lunar laws could protect the moon from humanity
By
Jon Kelvey
Moons
Before the Artemis II crew can go to the moon, they need to master flying high above Earth
By
Jon Kelvey
Space Telescope
How the Hubble telescope is keeping a 265-year-old stargazing project alive
By
Jon Kelvey
Moons
NASA finally got comfier spacesuits, but astronauts still have to poop in them
By
Jon Kelvey
Sun
Clouds of ancient space water might have filled Earth’s oceans
By
Jon Kelvey
Deep Space
5 ways we know DART crushed that asteroid (but not literally)
By
Jon Kelvey
Sun
Hold onto your satellites: The sun is about to get a lot stormier
By
Jon Kelvey
International Space Station
Private space missions will bring more countries to the ISS
By
Jon Kelvey
Solar System
Distant dwarf planet Quaoar shouldn’t have a ring, but it does
By
Jon Kelvey
Space
Say hello to the Commerce Department’s new space traffic-cop program
By
Jon Kelvey
Space Telescope
A green comet is visiting us from the edge of the solar system, and astronomers are thrilled
By
Jon Kelvey
Space X
SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy launches have been a slow burn—for an interesting reason
By
Jon Kelvey
NASA
Russia will send a replacement ride for stranded ISS astronauts
By
Jon Kelvey
Space X
Dark matter, Jupiter’s moons, and more: What to expect from space exploration in 2023
By
Jon Kelvey
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